Sentence examples for Shorter than a year from inspiring English sources
The inmate worked in the mess hall of the Rose M. Singer Center, which houses women awaiting trial or serving sentences shorter than a year.
"It seems shorter than a year in lots of ways," Lancaster reflected.
Because the typical time scale of adjustments was shorter than a year, Hansen's method might be applicable to time-varying forcing as well.
The mentioned disadvantages necessarily lead to the deterioration of the quality of the definitive data, which in turn introduces errors in model predictions built using observatory data, especially when studying rapid (shorter than a year) core field variations.
Nevertheless, the ( {upalpha^{mathrm{H}}}_{{mathrm{CH}}_4hbox {mathrm{H}}_2mathrm{O}} ) range of 0.66 0.74 probably represents the potential hydrogen isotopic signature of methane derived from hydrogenotrophic methanogenesis that occurs in H2-limited habitats at methanogenic rates within the experimental time scale (typically shorter than a year).
("Wino time" is prison slang for any stint that's shorter than a year, Loya explains).
As a lunar year is approximately 11 days shorter than a solar year, a leap month is added at regular intervals to preserve the match with the cycle of the seasons.
The problem with lunar calendars is that a lunar year is about 11 days shorter than a solar year, so adjustments need to be made for all lunar holidays that are also seasonal holidays so they always fall in the proper season of the year.
The temporal scales important to a mobile individual's location are likely to be much shorter than a 30 year average [13], [14]; therefore short-term weather may be more appropriate.
The fact that even a dreamer could imagine nothing shorter than a 40-year timeline gives us a glimpse of the nightmarish depths of racial oppression that people of goodwill have had to fight.
It follows that on time scales shorter than a thousand years, it is the cumulative emission of carbon-dioxide that drives climate change not the rate of emission.
